Review: Gnod ‘Hexen Valley’
Relatively hot on the heels of their last album, GNOD come sleazing their way back with another Rocket Recordings release.
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Review: Nova Express ‘Twenty One’
Although Twenty One is a reissue of Nova Express’ 2001 album One, I listened to it for the first time
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Review: GNOD ‘La Mort Du Sens’
GNOD are back and perhaps have been taking the advice of Grover Crow – ‘Let’s not think about it, let’s
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Review: Goat ‘Headsoup’
Somehow it feels like a different world back in 2012 when Goat’s debut World Music was released in all its
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Review: Smote ‘Drommon’
Coming to us on Rocket Recordings with a certain amount of mystery, this is a re-release of the original Parts
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Review: The Holy Family ‘The Holy Family’
A piece of work that makes me feel unschooled, like there should be some points of reference that I’m able
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Review: Gnod ‘Easy To Build, Hard To Destroy’
The prolific monarchs of drone sit atop their throne. Nothing if not prolific (they’ve twenty substantial releases on Bandcamp) this
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Review: Urdog ‘Long Shadows: 2003–2006’
The great Rocket Recordings don’t do a whole lot of retrospective releases so it speaks volumes for their personal adoration
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Review: Pharaoh Overlord ‘6’
Pori, Finland’s Pharaoh Overlord is a side-project of Tomi Leppänen and Jussi Lehtisalo of experimental rock band Circle which started
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Review: $hit And $hine ‘Malibu Liquor Store’
For all the talk of unpredictably that usually follows Craig Clouse‘s work as $hit And $hine, the last few years
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Review: Gnod & João Pais Filipe ‘Faca De Fogo’
Mancunian noise psych legends Gnod first met João Pais Filipe at the Milhoes De Festa music festival in Barcelos in
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